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  • Automotive supplier SGL shares drop a third as chief quits on profit warning

    August 15, 2019

    SGL Carbon, a major supplier to Germany’s car industry, has suffered a double blow as its chief executive threw in the towel over flawed business planning on the same day as a profit warning. Chief executive Juergen Koehler will step down at the end of August, he announced, as the company said it expected adjusted [...]

  • Lion Air ‘urgently’ needs more Boeing 737 Max jets to support growth

    August 14, 2019

    Indonesian airline Lion Air “urgently requires” more Boeing 737 Max jets, after two crashes involving the model – one of which was a Lion Air jet – left the entire global fleet grounded in March. The airline’s co-founder, Rusdi Kirana, told Reuters that once regulators allowed the plane back in the skies, it needed more [...]

  • Rolls-Royce: Engine issues still in focus after ‘storm of steel and iron’ falls from plane

    August 14, 2019

    On a sunny, 30C-degree afternoon in Fiumicino, near Rome, residents of the airport town thought they were experiencing a sudden hail storm. But when witness Paola Di Lazzaro looked outside, she saw “a storm of steel and iron,” she told Italian newspaper Il Messaggero. Hundreds of shards of incandescent metal were falling down to earth [...]

  • Rolls-Royce shares drop after ‘hailstorm’ of jet engine fragments cause chaos in Rome

    August 12, 2019

    A “storm of steel and iron” raining down on people in a busy suburb of Rome over the weekend sent engine maker Rolls-Royce’s market value tumbling more than half-a-billion pounds today. Romans were forced to take cover on Saturday as hot fragments of metal fell from a Boeing 787 Dreamliner jet flying over the Fiumicino [...]

  • Tata Steel loses £1m a day in Port Talbot as burden grows on troubled industry

    August 11, 2019

    Tata Steel haemorrhaged £371.6m in the UK last year from the country’s largest steelworks, in another stark reminder of the struggles facing Britain’s heavy manufacturing sector. The loss, which amounts to more than £1m per day for the year ending 31 March, was due to lower production volumes, according the the Indian-owned company’s annual accounts. [...]

  • Scrapped: Guy Hands ‘pulls out of takeover plans’ for German Cartonplast

    August 8, 2019

    Private equity magnate Guy Hands is said to have abandoned takeover plans for a European packaging business. His firm, Terra Firma Capital Partners, has withdrawn from negotiations to buy German packaging company Cartonplast, according to Sky News. The withdrawal raises questions about the ability of one of the most prominent British financiers to land fresh [...]

  • British Steel preferred buyer will be decided in coming days

    August 8, 2019

    Business secretary Andrea Leadsom is poised to announce the government’s entrance into exclusive talks with its preferred buyer of stricken industrial firm British Steel. Leadsom held a conference call with the three potential buyers still in the race earlier today, telling them one would be chosen in the coming days. Read more: British Steel’s collapse [...]

  • Thyssenkrupp issues another profit warning amid manufacturing slump

    August 8, 2019

    Thyssenkrupp, the German steel making giant, today gave its fourth profit warning under chief executive Guido Kerkhoff, who faces mounting pressure to turn the company around. The firm announced it expects to make around €800m (£738m) profit this year, a significant downgrade on its previous forecast for a figure between €1.1bn and €1.2bn. Read more: [...]

  • Boeing crisis: 737 Max grounding cuts global airline seats by 40m

    August 7, 2019

    The grounding of Boeing’s 737 Max means at least 40m fewer aircraft seats will be available this summer. Aviation regulators across the globe grounded the jet in March after two crashes triggered by a faulty anti-stall system killed 346 people. Read more: Boeing takes $4.9bn hit on 737 Max groundings to compensate airlines Boeing hopes [...]

  • Rolls-Royce boss still cannot call time on Trent 1000 engine issue

    August 6, 2019

    Rolls-Royce’s chief executive Warren East was today unable to predict when he will draw a line under a long-running engine problem which has grounded hundreds of passenger jets and already cost the firm billions of pounds. The blue-chip engineer today announced a further £100m loss on the Trent 1000 engine, which powers the popular long-haul [...]

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